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This document contains a shot list for a film production. It lists 10 shots with descriptions of the camera angles, movements, and purposes. Shot 1 is an over the shoulder shot to show the character's life through social media pictures. Shot 2 is a two shot to show the close friendship between two characters. Shot 3 is an extreme close up of a product to make a scene more dramatic and intense. Shot 4 is a tracking shot to create suspense as the character walks slowly to a house.
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The document discusses research conducted on the target audience for a media product. A survey found that the target audience prefers action films with mystery, suspense, fighting and car chases. The audience also cares about characters and wants an engaging opening sequence. To appeal to this audience, the media product will include these elements as well as introduce the main character and prioritize character development. It will be distributed through social media like Instagram and Facebook, YouTube, and potentially cinemas to reach a wide audience, though cinemas are more costly.
Evaluation
The document discusses the influences on the creator's teaser trailer from other horror trailers like "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark" and "The Woman in Black". It discusses how the quickly edited ending shots and continuity editing in those trailers influenced the structure and editing of the creator's own teaser trailer. Research into those trailers helped the creator learn techniques for building suspense, mystery and keeping audiences interested through atmospheric sounds and cuts.
Media studies coursework evaluation
The document discusses a student's media studies coursework evaluating a teaser trailer they created for a horror film project. It covers the typical conventions used in horror trailers and how the student incorporated these into their teaser trailer. It also discusses how they developed ancillary tasks including a magazine cover and film posters to create a consistent brand identity and reinforce the film's image. The student analyzes how effective the combination of these materials was at constructing a strong brand. Finally, it discusses how the student gathered audience feedback on the project through various methods.
Media studies coursework evaluation
The document discusses the student's media studies coursework, including a teaser trailer for a horror film and accompanying ancillary tasks like posters and a magazine cover.
The student used typical conventions for a horror genre teaser trailer, including brief glimpses of actors, blood, and an ominous setting. Feedback was gathered from peers via a survey. The trailer and ancillary tasks were designed to have consistent branding elements like the use of a main character, colors, font, and taglines related to the film's woods setting and childlike elements. Media technologies like YouTube, blogs, and editing software were used for research, production, and gathering audience feedback evaluations.
Media studies coursework evaluation
The document discusses the student's media studies coursework, including a teaser trailer for a horror film and accompanying ancillary tasks like posters and a magazine cover.
The student used typical conventions for a horror genre teaser trailer, including quick shots, blood, and an ominous setting. Feedback was positive, though some felt the trailer could have shown the killer (a little girl) more.
Accompanying tasks like posters and magazines also featured these conventions to create a consistent brand identity. Feedback noted the clear brand image across tasks but felt one poster could include more.
Media technologies helped at all stages, from research/planning using YouTube, blogs and Google to production using editing software and cameras to evaluation by gathering
How did we attrach our audience
Our target audience for the crime thriller film opening was 16-25 year olds of various social classes and backgrounds. Feedback from our focus group showed they enjoyed conventional crime thriller elements as well as the use of original music to build tension. To attract this audience, we included pleasures like a female protagonist and starting with the victim's daily routine. We also aimed to include identity and tension through casting a victim similar in age to the target audience. Sound design, camera angles like CCTV footage, and filters were used to further engage the audience. Feedback on our piece confirmed these elements were effective while also suggesting some shots be shortened and an additional shot be added for clarity.
Media evaluation
Our media product challenges gangster genre conventions through fast cutting speeds and narrative structure. It uses different angles and cuts between scenes to engage the audience visually and allow them to follow the story. The narrative breaks up the actual scenes, similar to films like Snatch, allowing the audience to understand the characters and plot before viewing the full title sequence. Cutting speeds are developed throughout to build tension, and the narrative further challenges conventions by helping the audience build an understanding of the story in a non-standard way for the genre.
Media evaluation
Our media product challenges gangster genre conventions through fast cutting speeds and narrative structure. It uses different angles and cuts between scenes to engage the audience visually and allow them to follow the story. The narrative breaks up the actual scenes, similar to films like Snatch, allowing the audience to understand the characters and plot before viewing the full title sequence. Cutting speeds are developed throughout to build tension, and the narrative further challenges conventions by helping the audience build an understanding of the story in a non-standard way for the genre.
Media evaluation
Our media product challenges gangster genre conventions through fast cutting speeds and narrative structure. It uses different angles and cuts between scenes to engage the audience visually and allow them to follow the story. The narrative breaks up the actual scenes, similar to films like Snatch, allowing the audience to understand the characters and plot before viewing the full title sequence. Cutting speeds are developed throughout to build tension, and the narrative further challenges conventions by helping the audience build an understanding of the story in a non-standard way for the genre.
MeEvaluation
The document summarizes the creation of a teaser trailer and ancillary texts for a student media production project. It discusses how the teaser trailer and poster use conventions of real media products in their genre while also attempting to challenge conventions. Audience feedback was gathered at various stages and incorporated to improve the products for the target audience. New media technologies like photo editing, video editing, and web design software were used to construct and evaluate the ancillary texts.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the media products created by the author and Danny Jenno for their media assignment. They created a trailer for the film "Disconnected", as well as a poster and magazine cover promoting the film. The trailer is about a young girl who is looked after by her sister, but sometimes seems disconnected from reality. The author discusses the shots used in the trailer and how they developed conventions from real trailers. Feedback from audiences helped them improve the trailer. A variety of media technologies were used at different stages of creating the products.
Audience attraction
The document discusses elements used in a film opening to attract the target audience's attention. A relatable main character was created to appeal to the target audience described in an earlier question. The film will be more effective at provoking emotions from this targeted group since they were considered during the film's creation. Camerawork and visual elements were used cleverly in two scenes to draw in the target audience and create a sense of mystery.
Question 1 kevin
Slow paced editing, close up shots, and establishing shots are widely used conventions in opening sequences. Slow pacing sets the scene and engages audiences. Close ups withhold information and make audiences want to know more. Establishing shots provide context. However, the opening for "The Ritual" challenges conventions by using fast instead of slow pacing. It also uses unconventional high key lighting and close ups to set an initially bright but sinister atmosphere. Vulnerable characters are portrayed through wardrobe and body positioning to convey weakness.
Question One of Evaluation
This document analyzes how a student media project utilizes and challenges conventions of the thriller genre. It discusses how various shots use techniques like camerawork, editing, sound, and mise-en-scene to build tension and mystery. Slow camerawork and ominous sounds establish an unsettling tone in early shots. Newspaper clippings also provide clues about the stalker's motives. Sepia coloring challenges the genre's typical use of black and white. The opening concludes by both conforming to and subverting expectations through its lighting and symbolic burning of a photograph.
Charlie Potter - Evaluation
1) The document provides an analysis of a student media project that aims to challenge conventions of the thriller genre through the use of mysterious characters, suspenseful scenes and plot twists.
2) It represents typical social groups for the genre, with stereotypical portrayals of aggressive male and passive female characters.
3) A major Hollywood studio could potentially distribute the project, as thrillers are popular and similar previous films like Se7en and Silence of the Lambs found box office success.
Hunted
Our media product is a psychological thriller that was inspired by films like The Blair Witch Project and Se7en. It would be distributed by Paramount Pictures and funded by Film 4. Our marketing campaign would advertise the trailer online and through television and posters targeted towards our intended audience. We developed conventions from real thriller titles and employed various camera shots and angles, like crane shots, close-ups, and over-the-shoulder shots, to create tension, mystery, and put viewers in the perspective of the victim. Through this project, we learned about effective shot composition and the extensive post-production process, including editing for pace and following filmmaking rules.
Evaluation Question 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Question 1 Evaluation
This document discusses how the research into film genre conventions helped the student's group create a successful horror trailer and poster. It analyzes screenshots from the trailer and poster, showing how various elements like camera shots, lighting, locations, characters, and props follow genre conventions to appeal to audiences. These conventional elements include establishing shots, close-ups, low-key lighting, dark clothing, weapon props, young main characters, and a dark, grungy visual style. Adhering to conventions helped tell an understandable and engaging story while challenging some conventions, like a point-of-view shot, further drew in viewers.
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- 1. Production Title ______________________________ Group Name __________________________________ Date __/__/__ Page __ of __ Shot List Shot Number Angle Movement Notes 1 Overthe shouldershot inthisscene we are usingovershouldershot because we wantedtoshow the audience whatthe characters life waslike throughpicturesontwitter thiswill make the audience understandwhatthe character wentthrough‘ Molly’andwhyshe is like how she is now. 2 Two shot Two shot;inthe firstscene we are goingto do a twoshot on the twofriendsthisisto show how close theirrelationshipisanditwill alsomake the audience feelpartof theirfriendshipthroughthis certainshottype. 3 Extreme close up We are doingan extreme close uponthe product thisisbecause as the time of thisscene itgets more intense sothisshotwill make itmore dramaticand intense forthe Audience. 4 Trackingshot we are usingthe trackingshot tomake it more intense aswhen‘Mollyiswalkingtothe house’she was veryslowlythe trackingshotwill helpcreate suspense;makingthe audience whattoknow where she isgoing 5 Eye Line Long shotof the protagonistcharacterwalking towardsthe house thisshotwill make the audience feel confusedaboutwhat’shappeningmeaningthat theywantto findout whatishappeningandwhere she isgoing 6 Mid shot Mid shot;thisshot isshowing realismthisisused whenhe twofriendsare havinganormal conversationthe reasonIwill use thisshotisto show realismandthat he audience won’texpect was isgoingto happenashe shotwon’tgive it away. 7 Extreme close up Extreme Close;thiswillbe atthe endof the scene to show the fearin the characters eyes,thiswill make the audience feel sympathytowardsthe character 8 Wide shot Wide shot;wide shotwill be usedwhenmollyis walkingtowardsthe house thisistoshow isolation and how lonelyshe actuallyfeels.The audience wouldbe able totell thisfromthisspecificshot.
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